Slovak minister wants Ukraine to give up land for peace – Flemish government donates 200,000 euros for training on unexploded mines in Ukraine

Ukraine must be willing to give up part of its territory to make peace with Russia possible. This is what Slovak Defense Minister Robert Kalinak says. With his statements he opposes the position of NATO and the European Union that Ukraine determines when it is time for peace talks and under what conditions they will be conducted. And the Flemish government has awarded an amount of 200,000 euros to Belgian Red Cross-Flanders International for humanitarian aid in Ukraine. The money is intended for awareness and training sessions on the risk of unexploded projectiles, such as mines or other war materials. Follow all developments surrounding the war in Ukraine in our live blog.

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